TI Armageddon!!! woooo!!!
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You were implying that without MaxCoderz, Dark Link Quest and Spencers Zelda would not exist. Since when do people need a certain forum to post in to make a project? They couldve posted in any forum really..currahee wrote:I said PEOPLE AND COMMUNITY. I was NOT IMPLYING that they were part of groups.Spencer is not Maxcoderz. Kevin is not Maxcoderz. UTI does more than just Nimbus, Kevin actually used to be UTI.
The Silver Edition calcs have a faster processor and more RAM for ASM programs if you know how to use it. But yet there are no games out there that use it...To add everything up, you sound like one of those people who made Kevin leave. New calcs may give new oppertunities, but the "new calcs" have been so far rebranded TIs.
I'm just a visitor of this forum that got pissed off by the wrong conclusion that you jumped to with halftruths, misperceptions and plain old lies as arguments.
it's called a positronthreefingeredguy wrote:Just for the record, an electron can't be wasted. Unless you collide with a -whats that called - anti-electron?
edit: well leofox, isn't the whole world confused by halftruths, misconceptions, and lies? Do i really know what is going on in whereever you live? can you possibly know wut is going on where i'm from? The media is too quick to spout out all of this stuff that we WANT to hear. It usually takes awhile before the so called truth is finally settled.
No, it's called "figurative language." Hello, methaphore police here!calcul831415 wrote:it's called a positronthreefingeredguy wrote:Just for the record, an electron can't be wasted. Unless you collide with a -whats that called - anti-electron?
At the risk of sounding unkind, I've learned not put much stock in any report that uses the phase "golden era." The TI community has always had its problems and we've survived each and every one. I got my calculator in 1997, and the community is x1000 better than it ever was then. The programs are better, the graphics are cleaner, the projects are more elaborate, and there's better communication. To sum it all up, it's just more fun now. David Boozer would go bananas to see all the TI groups his first-ever TI hack spun off--even the dead ones.
The 83+/84+ community should be counting its blessings. Five years ago, the 19.006 ROM absolutely killed TI-82 gaming. We only get about 2 new assembly games a year now; and other than CoBB, DWedit, Pat Davidson, Sam Heald, plus a few others and myself there is zero develpment, zero collaboration, and near-zero interest. I don't let it bother me because when it comes to 83+ gaming, I see scores of eager of people helping out on projects as if they were getting paid millions to do it. TI wishes their programmers had our kind of energy.
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DA, if this was only about the work, our forums wouldn't even have a purpose. My point is that even amid the flame wars, disloyalty, and spelling nazis things are a lot better off than they're made out to be.
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I cannot understand how anyone can say the TI community is dying when so many new and innovative games have come out recently, and so many neat projects will be coming out soon. Look how many games and other things have been developed in the past year or so. Flickerless grayscale is now possible, and Desolate is a great game that uses it. Space shooters have expanded beyond Phenix in the past few years with phantom star and fire track 2. Acelgoyobis has amazingly fast scrolling and so many neat features, not to mention the graphics. Wizards finally gives people who like magic type games something to play on the calc. Zelda is on the verge of coming out, with smooth scrolling, grayscale, and some of the best graphics around. Fate by fire is an RPG that does have the best grayscale graphics around. NimbusOS, a great new operating system is in beta, about ready to be released. Sonic is being worked on steadily, with progress continuing nicely. Metroid, if it ever comes out, could be one of the best games for calc, with amazing graphics and so many neat features. And you cannot forget about the best emulator for the 83(+/SE) calcs ever. PindurTI is a revoluion in emulation, much better than VTI. Also, you can now emulate 85/86 on the 83/84+/SE calcs. Not to mention the game boy emulator the 68k calcs have. New people are joining programming groups like maxcoderz all the time, and promising new projects are springing up with increasing acceleration. Kerm plans a series of world-wide calculator programmer's conventions for next year, and he is developing the software that will make world-wide calculator networking possible. (MMORPG's anyone J/K)
So, the community is dying? Reeeaaally...
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So, the community is dying? Reeeaaally...
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A few thingsCompWiz wrote:I cannot understand how anyone can say the TI community is dying when so many new and innovative games have come out recently, and so many neat projects will be coming out soon. Look how many games and other things have been developed in the past year or so. Flickerless grayscale is now possible, and Desolate is a great game that uses it. Space shooters have expanded beyond Phenix in the past few years with phantom star and fire track 2. Acelgoyobis has amazingly fast scrolling and so many neat features, not to mention the graphics. Wizards finally gives people who like magic type games something to play on the calc. Zelda is on the verge of coming out, with smooth scrolling, grayscale, and some of the best graphics around. Fate by fire is an RPG that does have the best grayscale graphics around. NimbusOS, a great new operating system is in beta, about ready to be released. Sonic is being worked on steadily, with progress continuing nicely. Metroid, if it ever comes out, could be one of the best games for calc, with amazing graphics and so many neat features. And you cannot forget about the best emulator for the 83(+/SE) calcs ever. PindurTI is a revoluion in emulation, much better than VTI. Also, you can now emulate 85/86 on the 83/84+/SE calcs. Not to mention the game boy emulator the 68k calcs have. New people are joining programming groups like maxcoderz all the time, and promising new projects are springing up with increasing acceleration. Kerm plans a series of world-wide calculator programmer's conventions for next year, and he is developing the software that will make world-wide calculator networking possible. (MMORPG's anyone J/K)
So, the community is dying? Reeeaaally...
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-Zelda isn't gs
-NimbusOS isn't an OS, but is an application, unless you consider ION to be an OS....
-You forgot to mention basic gs by kevin
-Forgot about a great new z80 editor,laterin
I thought I read that zelda would have grayscale rupees or something. Maybe it was taken out. And yes, I realize that rupees in grey do not make the game very greyscale.kalan_vod wrote:A few thingsCompWiz wrote:I cannot understand how anyone can say the TI community is dying when so many new and innovative games have come out recently, and so many neat projects will be coming out soon. Look how many games and other things have been developed in the past year or so. Flickerless grayscale is now possible, and Desolate is a great game that uses it. Space shooters have expanded beyond Phenix in the past few years with phantom star and fire track 2. Acelgoyobis has amazingly fast scrolling and so many neat features, not to mention the graphics. Wizards finally gives people who like magic type games something to play on the calc. Zelda is on the verge of coming out, with smooth scrolling, grayscale, and some of the best graphics around. Fate by fire is an RPG that does have the best grayscale graphics around. NimbusOS, a great new operating system is in beta, about ready to be released. Sonic is being worked on steadily, with progress continuing nicely. Metroid, if it ever comes out, could be one of the best games for calc, with amazing graphics and so many neat features. And you cannot forget about the best emulator for the 83(+/SE) calcs ever. PindurTI is a revoluion in emulation, much better than VTI. Also, you can now emulate 85/86 on the 83/84+/SE calcs. Not to mention the game boy emulator the 68k calcs have. New people are joining programming groups like maxcoderz all the time, and promising new projects are springing up with increasing acceleration. Kerm plans a series of world-wide calculator programmer's conventions for next year, and he is developing the software that will make world-wide calculator networking possible. (MMORPG's anyone J/K)
So, the community is dying? Reeeaaally...
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-Zelda isn't gs
-NimbusOS isn't an OS, but is an application, unless you consider ION to be an OS....
-You forgot to mention basic gs by kevin
-Forgot about a great new z80 editor,laterin
basic greyscale is great, I didn't specify that greyscale was asm only.
I'm not sure how I forgot laterin, I was just reading about that a few days ago. It looks amazing.
Anyone else with some great advancements or programs we missed?
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